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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1916

Page

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Williston Invites Friends Campaign for Larger Hospital

Williston launches a fundraising drive led by Elizabeth Rudyerd Car Paisa for Marquette University connected efforts by Everett R. Currier of The Publicity Department and Joseph W. President of the Williston Commercial Club. A former Wittenberg Hospital directorate plans to expand the board to include other denominations as the drive seeks a modern facility to replace the aging site and spare residents long journeys for care.

Williston Sampaign Elizabeth Rudyerd Carpaisa Marquette University Mit Williston Commer. Club First National Bank Constance S. Patton New York Currier

Good Support For Athletics At Local High School

The student body has shown strong backing for football with $105.25 in season tickets. Officials hoped to sell 100 more tickets at $1.25 to cover $225 in season expenses, but Saturday games reduced sales. Students will pursue other fundraising to close the deficit.

George W Newton recalls land deal and regrets

A speech by George W Newton recounts passing up a 160 acre land offer in Williston for 700 dollars, noting Aderson filed on the land afterward and a fever swept the country. He chose a new house over land, leaving the drug store while whistling, reflecting on the enormous rise in land value.

George Gga Sal Geo. W. New Williston Fourth Street Aderson Mr. Newton Landahl

Artesian Flow Valued at Williams County Ranches

The discovery on U. L. Burdick’s farm near Williston yields a four inch artesian flow at 655 feet with water rising 30 feet. J. W. Barrett, a veteran driller, believes similar wells can be found along the river valley where altitude stays low. The warm, non freezing stock water boosts winter feeding efficiency and reduces ice removal, aiding the region’s stock-raising district.

Northakota Williams County U. L. Burdick Williston J. W. Barrett Barret Barrett Mr.Barrett

Odd Fellows For Ladies On Saturday

Williston Odd Fellows lodge opens its hall over Williams County Bank opposite Metzger square as a rest room for visiting ladies and children on Wil liston Day. The hall will provide chairs a warming fire hot and cold water and conveniences. The main hall faces the center of attractions while the west room accommodates sleeping children. Use limited to ladies and children.

Williston Odd Fellows Lodge Williams County

New Land Office Register Arrives in Williston

W E Byerly arrived this week to assume duties as Register of the Williston Land Office on October 11. He was appointed by President Wilson to succeed Abies B Murphy whose term expires. Byerly’s former home was Velva and he was in the real estate business. His family remains in Velva.

W. E. Byerly Williston

Williston Day Build-Up and Pageant Preview

Williston prepares for a landmark celebration with Governor Hanna as a speaker at the Get-To-Gether Supper. The Progress Pageant, parade routes, and a free barbecue set the day, with a 75 cent supper at 9:30 p.m. Out-of-town guests are invited to stay for the large procession and festivities.

Morrill First Avenue Broadway First St Main Craven Williston Armory

Ellsworth Attacks Wilson Policies in Campaign Speech

Congressman F. E. Ellsworth of Minnesota told a crowd at the courthouse that Wilson’s slogan kept us out of war is dangerous and that the administration’s policy is weak for Americans on the seas and in Mexico. He argued for tariffs and Republican control to restore prosperity after the war and protect American industry.

United States Europe Wilson F. E. Ellsworth Mankota Minn Court House England Germany High Seas Mexico

Williston Hears Senator McCumber On Tariff Debate

Senator Porter J. McCumber of Wahpeton drew a sizable Williston crowd at the courthouse Tuesday night. He defended the Republican cause and attacked Wilson's foreign policy while stressing the need for a protective tariff to shield U.S. markets and factories after the war. He cited prewar export declines under Democratic tariff policies and praised Germany's long tariff wall as a model. He urged defeating the Democratic Senate majority of sixteen in the upcoming November election.

Porter J. McCumber Wahpeton Court House Wilson Germany Senate

St. Thomas Defeated by North Dakota U in Latest Scores

College football results include North Dakota University 16 over St. Thomas 7 and Iowa 31 over Cornell 6. Wisconsin 29 defeated Lawrence 0 while Montana beat South Dakota University. Minnesota 1 over South Dakota Agricultural College 7 and Drake held to a scoreless game.

St. Thomas Minn S. Dak. A. C Wisconsin Lawrence Montana Iowa Cornell Ames High Park Carleton Chicago U Drake

With the County Schools department debuts in The Graphic

The Graphic introduces a new department for reader interest dedicated to Williams county schools under the title With the County Schools. It asserts public education as vital to regional growth and promises a near complete rural teacher list and a catalog of schools now classified under the state aid law amid notable progress and strong state official reports.

Graphic Williams County the Graphic

Cummins Urges Tariff Stand at Courthouse Talk

Albert B. Cummins United States senator from Iowa, renowned statesman, addressed a crowd at the courthouse last evening. He attacked the Wilson administration’s tariff policy as a dangerous mix of ignorance and indifference, urged for Republican victory, and defended high protective tariffs while warning of European war postwar conditions. He defended tariff policy, warned of too high levies, and called for renewed American prestige in foreign affairs.

Albert B. Cummins United Cummins Hughes Europe Great Britain Mexico United States

Birth of a Nation at the Armory Williston

War does not stop grife production as The Birth Of A Nation showcases American realism amid Europe’s war chatter. The big attraction screens at the Armory Williston on Tuesday and Way October 17 and 18 with matinee daily.

Perer Europe

Good Yields in Bad Crop Year at Williston Station

In a disaster year for wheat and other crops, Williston Experiment Station reports yields on variety tests and rotation plots significantly higher than on ordinary fields. Figures from Supt. Ruzicka show wheat averages around 27 bushels per acre on rotation plots, oats 70, barley 42, and flax 20. Variety tests peak at wheat 42 and oats 103, with several crops noting strong, well-measured results without irrigation.

Williston Experiment Station Ruzicka Arley

Hughes Wins Straw Vote Amid Singing Crowd

Last Saturday a crowd of ball fans heard news of the world as a straw vote on the president formed. Democrat majors swayed the mood while Charlie Mansfield served as teller reading ballots. A land office official attempted to swap his vote from Wilson to Hughes but was caught. Hughes 27, Wilson 1, Charlie suspects the straw was rusted.

Hughes Charlie Mansfield C. A Wilson Charlie

Who Is Rodney Stone and Why A Western Writer Impersonator

A man registered as Rodney Stone at the Great Northern in Chicago is said to be Zane Grey, the famed western author. Some sources deny this, stating Grey was born in Zanesville, Ohio, in 1875, and noting no link to Rodney Stone. The piece recounts Grey’s works and notes four of his books at the local library as a possible disguise rumor.

Zane Grey Great Northern Rodney Stone Chicago America Zanesville Ohio Mr. Grey The Jack London Williston Havre Border Legion

Williston Encampment to Hold Special Meeting

Patrons of Williston Encampment No. 23 L Ob Q. F. are notified of a special meeting on Wednesday evening October 25 at Williston. All members are urged to attend due to the importance of the matter. Wm. Glissman, Scribe.

Williston

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Miss Itton 4Th Street Lat Ave Wittenberg Hospital Williton Minneapolis Wittenberg Lutheran Church L. C. Wingate Simon Westby M. J. Evensen C. Sumstad A. Johansen Burdick Gusher Odd Fellows New Land Office Register Skinney L. B. Hanna J. P. Hardy Secy Fargo Commercial Club Hardy Odd Fellows of Elsworth Minnesota McCumber Underwood Solon Boston Brooklyn Josteri GRIFE Wm. &. Glissman, Scribe
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